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On the far right, there is a scrollbar/scroll indicator on the right edge of the page (the thing that shows where you are vertically in the document while you scroll).
When you hover on it, the table of contents will show as long as you’re there, and will automatically hide when you hover away. Use it to navigate the titles easily wherever you are in the page.
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To create a new panel for a PSD, make sure you have the targeted PSD file open, and head to the burger icon on the plugin panel as shown in the “Create panel figure” and click it.
Choose “Create Panel”.
This will link the new panel to the open document; an important step for auto panel-PSD recognition.
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When you save the PSD, you need to save it either using “save” or “save as” options, as “save as a copy” will break the panel-PSD link.
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You can create and link more than one panel for the same PSD, they’ll be listed in the “Panels” dropdown menu, and the user can pick which one they want to use at a specific time.
The GUI will open, as shown in the GUI figure below.
Create panel figure
GUI figure
Under the tabs section, click the (+) button to add a new tab.
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A tab’s name length will contribute to the tabs layout in the panel, once a tab is created, a pencil icon for (edit) will be visible next to its name.
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To create a block, first, select a tab where the block will be placed/ created in, then, click the (+) button at the bottom of the blocks section.
The block description will be shown on tooltip icon hover in the panel, use two consecutive vertical bar symbols “||” for a break line, and 4 of them “||||” for double break lines.
Older versions of blocks are legacy blocks, they’re preserved for compatibility and convenience. This documentation only targets the up-to-date versions; legacy versions will most likely be simple versions of them.
3- Generative Fill Block V2 (G2)
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Each block is explained with detail in a dedicated section, click any one of them to go to the relevant section
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